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Law school dean critical after robbery in Ilocos

Dennis Carcamo - The Philippine Star
February 15, 2013 | 8:08am

 

MANILA, Philippines - Police arrested Thursday night two men suspected of shooting and critically wounding a law school dean in Ilocos Norte.
 
Superintendent Jeffrey Gorospe, Ilocos Norte police office spokesman, said Jomar Quezada, 24 and Reynaldo Pagatpatan, 32, a member of the Citizen Armed Forces Geographical Unit, were arrested at a checkpoint in Pinili, Ilocos Norte.
 
Gorospe said the two men allegedly yielded a shoulder bag owned by the victim, lawyer Ramon Leano, dean of the College of Law at the Mariano Marcos State University.
 
Authorities also seized from the suspects a homemade shotgun, a .45 pistol, a motorcycle, and a mobile phone.
 
Reports showed that Leano was about to board his vehicle after his class at the MMSU in Barangay Quiling Sur, Batac City around 6:50 p.m. when two men riding in tandem on a motorcycle peppered the victim with bullets.
 
Leano is reportedly in critical condition.

BARANGAY QUILING SUR

BATAC CITY

CITIZEN ARMED FORCES GEOGRAPHICAL UNIT

COLLEGE OF LAW

ILOCOS NORTE

JOMAR QUEZADA

LEANO

MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY

RAMON LEANO

REYNALDO PAGATPATAN
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